Song Quote by Pierce The Veil
“You've gone and sewn me to this bed, the taste of you and me will never leave my lips again, under the blinding rain. I wanna hold your hand so tight, I'm gonna break my wrist, And when the vultures sing tonight, I'm gonna join right in. I'll sing along, 'Cause I don't know any other song I'll sing along, but I'm barely hanging on. No, I'm barely hanging on. By the time you're hearing this I'll already be gone. And now there's nothing to do, but scream at the drunken moon This isn't fair, no, don't you try to blame this on me. My love for you was bulletproof, but your the one who shot me. And goddamn it, I can barely say your name. So I'll try to write it and fill the pen with blood from the sink. Woah. Oh. But, don't just say it, you should sing my name. Pretend that it's a song 'cause forever it's yours. And we can sing this on the way home.”
About This Quote
Source Song: "Singing in the Rain" lyric excerpt, 2022
A desperate confession of love turned into self‑destructive yearning, using vivid, violent imagery to express loss and longing.
In simple terms: Intense love leads to self‑harm and hopelessness.
Recognize when love becomes toxic.
Themes
Mood
Type
When to use this quote
- breakup
- mental health crisis
- artistic expression
- crying out
- seeking validation
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- What boundaries protect love from becoming self‑destructive?
- How can you express pain without harming yourself?
The metaphor of blood‑filled pen may glamorize self‑harm.